1. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise indicated, The Charles Correa Foundation (CCF) owns copyright and trademark for the content presented in the webinar. Some of the copyright for the content on this website may be owned by individual presenters and is included on our website under agreement. Webinar events and recordings are to be viewed by the registrant only; the content must under no circumstances be recorded or reproduced.

If you seek to reproduce or otherwise use the content in any way it is your responsibility to obtain approval from the CCF for such use where necessary. Any breach of copyright, including recording the presentation or any unauthorised use of the material may lead to prosecution.

2. Learning Outcomes

The CCF is not liable for the detailed content of any webinars, quality of presentation or if learning outcomes did not entirely meet expectations. The speakers are allowed to freely express their ideas and share their methods of their fields of expertise.

CCF acts as a distributor and is not liable for any of the views expressed by the speakers.

3. Links from the webinar

The webinar platform may contain links to other websites. CCF makes no representations about the accuracy of information contained on those websites and is not liable for the content on those websites. CCF does not claim any responsibility for the materials contained in any website linked to this site.

4. Registrations

By registering the participant agrees that all submitted information is true, complete and not misleading. All content submitted to the webinar platform is free of third-party intellectual property claims and contains no vulgar, profane, defamatory, abusive, racist or hateful language or expressions.

By registering for the webinar, consent is given for application details to be provided to the platform to set up the webinar and generate personal links for access.

The link to join the Webinar will be sent to the email ID at the time of registration. CCF will not be responsible for any errors made by the registrant in this regard. In case the registrant does not receive the link, please write to [email protected] at least 24 hours before the session of the Webinar.

This registration is strictly non-transferable. Sharing login link/credentials of the Webinar programme with others is strictly prohibited. In case of any breach, CCF reserves the right to cancel the registration. No refund requests will then be entertained.

5. Cancellation

Once registered, no cancellations will be entertained.

6. Webinar recording

The virtual event facility includes a feature that allows video, audio and any documents and other materials exchanged or viewed during the session to be recorded. By joining a session, the participant automatically consents to such recordings.

Web-event participation may require specific browser settings upon first use.

Recordings of the webinar will be available for a limited period of time. No recordings will be published by CCF on own or third party applications or services.

7. Subscription fee

The registration fee is fixed, for students at ₹600 and for professionals at ₹900. No other rates or subsidies will be provided by the Charles Correa Foundation.

8. Complaints & suggestions

Any complaints and suggestions must be addressed to [email protected]. Usual response timings are 48 hours of receiving the email on business days (Monday-Friday) between 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.

9. Miscellaneous

The participation in the conference is voluntary and by participating, the registrant is deemed to have read, understood and accepted the above terms and conditions.

1. Data collected during registration:

During registration the Webinar Platform will ask you to provide your personal data. Providing personal data and consent to its processing is mandatory, however it is necessary to perform the Website use agreement in relation to functionalities reserved for the Registered Users.

Personal data is processed by IBENTOS acting as the controller of personal data for the purpose and in a manner specified above in the information note. This data is then compiled and sent to Charles Correa Foundation for analysis and record keeping.

All data collected by Charles Correa Foundation (CCF) is not shared with any third party and will only be used for record keeping and measuring of analytics. Email id and phone numbers may be used to send updates/newsletters by CCF.

2. Data collected when contacting us

When you contact CCF in order to perform a given activity (e.g. to lodge a complaint/suggestion or to clear a query) via the Webinar Platform, telephone or email, we will again require from you to provide us with your personal data to confirm your identity. This applies to the same personal data that the registrant provided previously.

Data collected during correspondence between the registrant and CCF is used exclusively for enabling a correct, full and effective answer to the question. This data will be used to answer the query/ complaint.

3. How to contact CCF?

Please use the contact us page of this webpage to look at the ways to contact CCF. Alternatively the contact us page on charlescorreafoundation.org will also provide you with the same information to reach us.

For complaints/ suggestions and queries please write to us at

[email protected]

1. Cancellation

Registration once completed cannot be cancelled.

For student registrations, Charles Correa Foundation (CCF) will review the submitted ID cards attached during registrations, and if found to be false / expired / or invalid then the registration will be cancelled. The registrant would then have to register as a professional.

2. Refunds

Once registered, no cancellations/refunds will be issued by the organiser, Charles Correa Foundation (CCF).

Student registrations require a valid student ID, if a invalid ID is submitted, CCF reserves the right to cancel the registration. A refund will then be generated minus the transaction and service fees (as stipulated by Razorpay gateway). The refund time will range from 20-25 business/working days as per the regulations of the registered bank(s) involved. If a registration is cancelled, the registrant is allowed to re-register as a professional.